Motivation/Engagement in Organizations - Promo
Motivation/Engagement in Organizations - Promo
The UA Little Rock Department of Applied Communication presents J.J. Pitman as part of its Leadership Lecture Series. J.J. Pitman discusses the challenges keeping employees engaged. J.J. Pitman is the director of the Arkansas 4-H Center. Broadcast dates and times: ualr.edu/tv
Overnight Code: The Life of Raye Montague (PROMO)
Overnight Code: The Life of Raye Montague (PROMO)
A conversation with authors Paige Bowers, David Montague of "Overnight Code" and news anchor Donna Terrrell about the life of one of the Navy's "Hidden Figures", Raye Montague. Raye Montague is credited with creating the first computer generated draft of a naval ship. Broadcast Dates and Times: ualr.edu/tv
Teaching History in Polarized Times (PROMO)
Teaching History in Polarized Times (PROMO)
UA Little Rock history professor Kristin Mann examines the contentious nature of history and social studies education from a historical perspective. Broadcasts Dates and Times: ualr.edu/tv
Following Thomas Nuttall's Exploration of Arkansas- Theo Witsell (PROMO)
Following Thomas Nuttall's Exploration of Arkansas- Theo Witsell (PROMO)
Ecologist and Chief of Research for the Arkansas Natural Heritage Commission Theo Witsell shares the journey of the great botanist and naturalist Thomas Nuttall through Arkansas territory. To watch go to ualr.edu/tv for cable broadcast dates and times and internet streaming link.

University TV schedule

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    • 03:00 am

      Applied Communication

      Motivation/Engagement in Today's Organizational Environment

      J.J. Pitman is the Director of CA Vines Arkansas 4-H Center. He discusses the challenges faced in keeping employees motivated and engaged. He provides examples of various ways to face those challenges.

    • 04:00 am

      Clinton School

      Back from the Brink: The Call to Prevent Nuclear War

      Ira Helfand, MD is co-chair of PSR’s Nuclear Weapons Abolition Committee and also serves as co-president of PSR’s global federation, International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW), which was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1985.

    • 05:00 am

      Clinton School

      Innovative Solutions to the Migration Crisis

      A panel discussion including Congressman Rick Crawford, Ambassador Manuel Espina, Ambassador of Guatemala to the United States; Pierre Ferrari, CEO of Heifer International; Professor William Hernandez Requejo of UC Irvine. Mark Grobmyer, the Chairman of the Global Solutions Institute, will moderate the panel discussion.

    • 06:00 am

      DW News (Live)

      Daily News Program

      News from around the world

    • 08:00 am

      Classic Arts Showcase

      Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts

    • 10:00 am

      Center Stage

      Percussion Ensemble and Steel Band Concert Spring 2021

      The UA Little Rock Percussion Ensemble and Steel Band perform in an online concert a selection of improvised percussion pieces and traditional and contemporary steel band music.

    • 11:00 am

      Applied Communication

      Motivation/Engagement in Today's Organizational Environment

      J.J. Pitman is the Director of CA Vines Arkansas 4-H Center. He discusses the challenges faced in keeping employees motivated and engaged. He provides examples of various ways to face those challenges.

    • 12:00 pm

      Clinton School

      Back from the Brink: The Call to Prevent Nuclear War

      Ira Helfand, MD is co-chair of PSR’s Nuclear Weapons Abolition Committee and also serves as co-president of PSR’s global federation, International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW), which was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1985.

    • 01:00 pm

      Clinton School

      Innovative Solutions to the Migration Crisis

      A panel discussion including Congressman Rick Crawford, Ambassador Manuel Espina, Ambassador of Guatemala to the United States; Pierre Ferrari, CEO of Heifer International; Professor William Hernandez Requejo of UC Irvine. Mark Grobmyer, the Chairman of the Global Solutions Institute, will moderate the panel discussion.

    • 02:00 pm

      DW News (Live)

      Daily News Program

      News from around the world

    • 04:00 pm

      Classic Arts Showcase

      Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts

    • 06:00 pm

      Center Stage

      Percussion Ensemble and Steel Band Concert Spring 2021

      The UA Little Rock Percussion Ensemble and Steel Band perform in an online concert a selection of improvised percussion pieces and traditional and contemporary steel band music.

    • 07:00 pm

      Applied Communication

      Motivation/Engagement in Today's Organizational Environment

      J.J. Pitman is the Director of CA Vines Arkansas 4-H Center. He discusses the challenges faced in keeping employees motivated and engaged. He provides examples of various ways to face those challenges.

    • 08:00 pm

      Clinton School

      Back from the Brink: The Call to Prevent Nuclear War

      Ira Helfand, MD is co-chair of PSR’s Nuclear Weapons Abolition Committee and also serves as co-president of PSR’s global federation, International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW), which was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1985.

    • 09:00 pm

      Clinton School

      Innovative Solutions to the Migration Crisis

      A panel discussion including Congressman Rick Crawford, Ambassador Manuel Espina, Ambassador of Guatemala to the United States; Pierre Ferrari, CEO of Heifer International; Professor William Hernandez Requejo of UC Irvine. Mark Grobmyer, the Chairman of the Global Solutions Institute, will moderate the panel discussion.

    • 10:00 pm

      Classic Arts Showcase

      Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts

    Monday20
    • 03:00 am

      Center Stage

      Piano Duo Recital

      Dr. Luis Sanchez is Professor of Piano at Texas A&M University-Commerce. Dr. May Tsao-Lim is Professor of Piano at Henderson State. They perform works by Brahms and Guastavino.

    • 04:00 am

      EARTHtalk!

      Life after Death: Whale Fall Scavenging Successions

      Dr. Laura A. Vietti explains the effect of a 50 ton whale when it dies in the ocean. Dr. Vietti is the Collections Manager in theGeology Department at the University of Wyoming.

    • 05:00 am

      Clinton School

      Heartland: A Memoir of Working Hard and Being Broke in the Richest Country on Earth

      Author Sarah Smarsh introduces us to members of her family, wheat farmers, teen mothers, grandmothers who act as second mothers and presents an uncompromising look at class and identity and economic hardship.

    • 06:00 am

      DW News (Live)

      Daily News Program

      News from around the world

    • 08:00 am

      Classic Arts Showcase

      Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts

    • 10:00 am

      Evenings With History

      The New Madrid Earthquakes, the Quapaw Nation and Little Rock

      Dr. Jonathan Hancock explains how the New Madrid Earthquakes of 1811-12 impacted the Quapaw Nation's homelands. Dr. Hancock is a historian of Early American History at Hendrix College in Arkansas.

    • 10:45 am

      Center Stage

      Piano Duo Recital

      Dr. Luis Sanchez is Professor of Piano at Texas A&M University-Commerce. Dr. May Tsao-Lim is Professor of Piano at Henderson State. They perform works by Brahms and Guastavino.

    • 12:00 pm

      EARTHtalk!

      Life after Death: Whale Fall Scavenging Successions

      Dr. Laura A. Vietti explains the effect of a 50 ton whale when it dies in the ocean. Dr. Vietti is the Collections Manager in theGeology Department at the University of Wyoming.

    • 01:00 pm

      Clinton School

      Heartland: A Memoir of Working Hard and Being Broke in the Richest Country on Earth

      Author Sarah Smarsh introduces us to members of her family, wheat farmers, teen mothers, grandmothers who act as second mothers and presents an uncompromising look at class and identity and economic hardship.

    • 02:00 pm

      DW News (Live)

      Daily News Program

      News from around the world

    • 04:00 pm

      Classic Arts Showcase

      Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts

    • 06:00 pm

      Evenings With History

      The New Madrid Earthquakes, the Quapaw Nation and Little Rock

      Dr. Jonathan Hancock explains how the New Madrid Earthquakes of 1811-12 impacted the Quapaw Nation's homelands. Dr. Hancock is a historian of Early American History at Hendrix College in Arkansas.

    • 06:45 pm

      Center Stage

      Piano Duo Recital

      Dr. Luis Sanchez is Professor of Piano at Texas A&M University-Commerce. Dr. May Tsao-Lim is Professor of Piano at Henderson State. They perform works by Brahms and Guastavino.

    • 08:00 pm

      EARTHtalk!

      Life after Death: Whale Fall Scavenging Successions

      Dr. Laura A. Vietti explains the effect of a 50 ton whale when it dies in the ocean. Dr. Vietti is the Collections Manager in theGeology Department at the University of Wyoming.

    • 09:00 pm

      Clinton School

      Heartland: A Memoir of Working Hard and Being Broke in the Richest Country on Earth

      Author Sarah Smarsh introduces us to members of her family, wheat farmers, teen mothers, grandmothers who act as second mothers and presents an uncompromising look at class and identity and economic hardship.

    • 10:00 pm

      Classic Arts Showcase

      Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts

    Tuesday21
    • 03:00 am

      Center Stage

      UALR Wind Ensemble Spring 2023

      UA Little Rock Wind Ensemble Spring Concert

    • 03:30 am

      Student Showcase

      UALR School of Mass Communication Student Productions

      Short films produced by Kiel Thorlton Cinema Techniques production class Fall 2020

    • 04:00 am

      Clinton School

      Social Entrepreneurship in Public Health

      Dr. Theresa Chanine believes that if we are to reach our public health goals, public health practitioners need to strengthen their entrepreneurial mindsets and skill sets.

    • 05:00 am

      Applied Communication

      Motivation/Engagement in Today's Organizational Environment

      J.J. Pitman is the Director of CA Vines Arkansas 4-H Center. He discusses the challenges faced in keeping employees motivated and engaged. He provides examples of various ways to face those challenges.

    • 06:00 am

      DW News (Live)

      Daily News Program

      News from around the world

    • 08:00 am

      Classic Arts Showcase

      Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts

    • 10:00 am

      Clinton School

      Revitalizing Communities

      Panel discussion on the importance of preserving and revitalizing neighborhoods. On the panel - Patricia Blick, Dan Fowler, Stacy Hurst and Chad Young.

    • 11:00 am

      Center Stage

      UALR Wind Ensemble Spring 2023

      UA Little Rock Wind Ensemble Spring Concert

    • 11:30 am

      Student Showcase

      UALR School of Mass Communication Student Productions

      Short films produced by Kiel Thorlton Cinema Techniques production class Fall 2020

    • 12:00 pm

      Clinton School

      Social Entrepreneurship in Public Health

      Dr. Theresa Chanine believes that if we are to reach our public health goals, public health practitioners need to strengthen their entrepreneurial mindsets and skill sets.

    • 01:00 pm

      Applied Communication

      Motivation/Engagement in Today's Organizational Environment

      J.J. Pitman is the Director of CA Vines Arkansas 4-H Center. He discusses the challenges faced in keeping employees motivated and engaged. He provides examples of various ways to face those challenges.

    • 02:00 pm

      DW News (Live)

      Daily News Program

      News from around the world

    • 04:00 pm

      Classic Arts Showcase

      Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts

    • 06:00 pm

      Clinton School

      Revitalizing Communities

      Panel discussion on the importance of preserving and revitalizing neighborhoods. On the panel - Patricia Blick, Dan Fowler, Stacy Hurst and Chad Young.

    • 07:00 pm

      Center Stage

      UALR Wind Ensemble Spring 2023

      UA Little Rock Wind Ensemble Spring Concert

    • 07:30 pm

      Student Showcase

      UALR School of Mass Communication Student Productions

      Short films produced by Kiel Thorlton Cinema Techniques production class Fall 2020

    • 08:00 pm

      Clinton School

      Social Entrepreneurship in Public Health

      Dr. Theresa Chanine believes that if we are to reach our public health goals, public health practitioners need to strengthen their entrepreneurial mindsets and skill sets.

    • 09:00 pm

      Applied Communication

      Motivation/Engagement in Today's Organizational Environment

      J.J. Pitman is the Director of CA Vines Arkansas 4-H Center. He discusses the challenges faced in keeping employees motivated and engaged. He provides examples of various ways to face those challenges.

    • 10:00 pm

      Classic Arts Showcase

      Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts

    Wednesday22
    • 03:00 am

      Evenings With History

      Teaching History in Polarized Times

      Dr. Kristin Mann of the UA Little Rock History department, examines the contentious nature of history and social studies education.

    • 03:45 am

      Clinton School

      Introduction to Participatory Budget Project

      Shari Davis introduces the budget and principles in Participatory Budgets where ordinary people decide how to allocate municipal or public budgets.

    • 04:30 am

      Student Showcase

      UALR School of Mass Communication Student Productions

      Short films produced by Dr. Brandon Colvin's Intro to Media Production classes Fall 2019.

    • 05:00 am

      Clinton School

      Bleeding Out: The Devastating Consequences of Urban Violence

      Author Thomas Abt is a senior fellow at the Council on Criminal Justice. Previously he served as a policymaker at the Justice Department and worked for New York Governor Cuomo overseeing criminal justice and homeland security.

    • 06:00 am

      DW News (Live)

      Daily News Program

      News from around the world

    • 08:00 am

      Classic Arts Showcase

      Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts

    • 10:00 am

      Clinton School

      Chicago Community Trust

      Helene Gayle was named one of Forbes "100 Most Powerful Women". She is president of The Chicago Community Trust. She is an expert in global development and humanitarian and health initiatives having spent 20 years working for the Center for Disease Control.

    • 11:00 am

      Evenings With History

      Teaching History in Polarized Times

      Dr. Kristin Mann of the UA Little Rock History department, examines the contentious nature of history and social studies education.

    • 11:45 am

      Clinton School

      Introduction to Participatory Budget Project

      Shari Davis introduces the budget and principles in Participatory Budgets where ordinary people decide how to allocate municipal or public budgets.

    • 12:30 pm

      Student Showcase

      UALR School of Mass Communication Student Productions

      Short films produced by Dr. Brandon Colvin's Intro to Media Production classes Fall 2019.

    • 01:00 pm

      Clinton School

      Bleeding Out: The Devastating Consequences of Urban Violence

      Author Thomas Abt is a senior fellow at the Council on Criminal Justice. Previously he served as a policymaker at the Justice Department and worked for New York Governor Cuomo overseeing criminal justice and homeland security.

    • 02:00 pm

      DW News (Live)

      Daily News Program

      News from around the world

    • 04:00 pm

      Classic Arts Showcase

      Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts

    • 06:00 pm

      Clinton School

      Chicago Community Trust

      Helene Gayle was named one of Forbes "100 Most Powerful Women". She is president of The Chicago Community Trust. She is an expert in global development and humanitarian and health initiatives having spent 20 years working for the Center for Disease Control.

    • 07:00 pm

      Evenings With History

      Teaching History in Polarized Times

      Dr. Kristin Mann of the UA Little Rock History department, examines the contentious nature of history and social studies education.

    • 07:45 pm

      Clinton School

      Introduction to Participatory Budget Project

      Shari Davis introduces the budget and principles in Participatory Budgets where ordinary people decide how to allocate municipal or public budgets.

    • 08:30 pm

      Student Showcase

      UALR School of Mass Communication Student Productions

      Short films produced by Dr. Brandon Colvin's Intro to Media Production classes Fall 2019.

    • 09:00 pm

      Clinton School

      Bleeding Out: The Devastating Consequences of Urban Violence

      Author Thomas Abt is a senior fellow at the Council on Criminal Justice. Previously he served as a policymaker at the Justice Department and worked for New York Governor Cuomo overseeing criminal justice and homeland security.

    • 10:00 pm

      Classic Arts Showcase

      Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts

    Thursday23
    • 03:00 am

      Clinton School

      The Power of Presence

      Joy Moore is the mother of Wes Moore whose memoir about overcoming the obstacles of a fatherless black man was a best seller. She explains her philosophy of "presence" in being a force in a child's life.

    • 03:45 am

      The Night Sky

      Fantastic Voyage: A Photon's Journey from the Heart of the Sun

      Darrell Heath explains what takes place in the core of the Sun.

    • 04:00 am

      Center Stage

      Percussion Ensemble and Steel Band Concert Spring 2021

      The UA Little Rock Percussion Ensemble and Steel Band perform in an online concert a selection of improvised percussion pieces and traditional and contemporary steel band music.

    • 05:00 am

      Clinton School

      Pedagogy and Privilege: Teaching the Values of Public Service and Social Justice

      Dr. Timothy McCarthy, Harvard Professor in the Kennedy School of Government discusses ways to get students involved in public service and social justice.

    • 06:00 am

      DW News (Live)

      Daily News Program

      News from around the world

    • 08:00 am

      Classic Arts Showcase

      Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts

    • 10:00 am

      Applied Communication

      Motivation/Engagement in Today's Organizational Environment

      J.J. Pitman is the Director of CA Vines Arkansas 4-H Center. He discusses the challenges faced in keeping employees motivated and engaged. He provides examples of various ways to face those challenges.

    • 11:00 am

      Clinton School

      The Power of Presence

      Joy Moore is the mother of Wes Moore whose memoir about overcoming the obstacles of a fatherless black man was a best seller. She explains her philosophy of "presence" in being a force in a child's life.

    • 11:45 am

      The Night Sky

      Fantastic Voyage: A Photon's Journey from the Heart of the Sun

      Darrell Heath explains what takes place in the core of the Sun.

    • 12:00 pm

      Center Stage

      Percussion Ensemble and Steel Band Concert Spring 2021

      The UA Little Rock Percussion Ensemble and Steel Band perform in an online concert a selection of improvised percussion pieces and traditional and contemporary steel band music.

    • 01:00 pm

      Clinton School

      Pedagogy and Privilege: Teaching the Values of Public Service and Social Justice

      Dr. Timothy McCarthy, Harvard Professor in the Kennedy School of Government discusses ways to get students involved in public service and social justice.

    • 02:00 pm

      DW News (Live)

      Daily News Program

      News from around the world

    • 04:00 pm

      Classic Arts Showcase

      Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts

    • 06:00 pm

      Applied Communication

      Motivation/Engagement in Today's Organizational Environment

      J.J. Pitman is the Director of CA Vines Arkansas 4-H Center. He discusses the challenges faced in keeping employees motivated and engaged. He provides examples of various ways to face those challenges.

    • 07:00 pm

      Clinton School

      The Power of Presence

      Joy Moore is the mother of Wes Moore whose memoir about overcoming the obstacles of a fatherless black man was a best seller. She explains her philosophy of "presence" in being a force in a child's life.

    • 07:45 pm

      The Night Sky

      Fantastic Voyage: A Photon's Journey from the Heart of the Sun

      Darrell Heath explains what takes place in the core of the Sun.

    • 08:00 pm

      Center Stage

      Percussion Ensemble and Steel Band Concert Spring 2021

      The UA Little Rock Percussion Ensemble and Steel Band perform in an online concert a selection of improvised percussion pieces and traditional and contemporary steel band music.

    • 09:00 pm

      Clinton School

      Pedagogy and Privilege: Teaching the Values of Public Service and Social Justice

      Dr. Timothy McCarthy, Harvard Professor in the Kennedy School of Government discusses ways to get students involved in public service and social justice.

    • 10:00 pm

      Classic Arts Showcase

      Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts

    Friday24
    • 03:00 am

      Clinton School

      Tiny House Nation

      John Weisbarth and Zack Griffin hosts of "Tiny House Nation" discuss the creativity in designing small living spaces.

    • 04:00 am

      Evenings With History

      Teaching History in Polarized Times

      Dr. Kristin Mann of the UA Little Rock History department, examines the contentious nature of history and social studies education.

    • 04:45 am

      Clinton School

      A Bicentenary Interpretation of Thomas Nuttall's Exploration of the Arkansas Territory

      Theo Witsell, Ecologist and Chief of Research for the Arkansas Natural Heritage Commission, shares the journey of the great botanist and naturalist Thomas Nuttall’s year-long journey of discovery through the Arkansas Territory, present day Arkansas and Oklahoma. 2019 marks the 200th anniversary of Nuttall's exploration

    • 06:00 am

      DW News (Live)

      Daily News Program

      News from around the world

    • 06:15 am

      DW

      Doc Film

      Variety of Documentary films

    • 08:00 am

      Classic Arts Showcase

      Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts

    • 10:00 am

      Center Stage

      UALR Wind Ensemble Spring 2023

      UA Little Rock Wind Ensemble Spring Concert

    • 10:30 am

      Center Stage

      UA Little Rock Percussion Ensemble and Trojan Steel Band

      Performance December 1, 2022

    • 11:00 am

      Clinton School

      Tiny House Nation

      John Weisbarth and Zack Griffin hosts of "Tiny House Nation" discuss the creativity in designing small living spaces.

    • 12:00 pm

      Evenings With History

      Teaching History in Polarized Times

      Dr. Kristin Mann of the UA Little Rock History department, examines the contentious nature of history and social studies education.

    • 12:45 pm

      Clinton School

      A Bicentenary Interpretation of Thomas Nuttall's Exploration of the Arkansas Territory

      Theo Witsell, Ecologist and Chief of Research for the Arkansas Natural Heritage Commission, shares the journey of the great botanist and naturalist Thomas Nuttall’s year-long journey of discovery through the Arkansas Territory, present day Arkansas and Oklahoma. 2019 marks the 200th anniversary of Nuttall's exploration

    • 02:00 pm

      DW News (Live)

      Daily News Program

      News from around the world

    • 02:15 pm

      DW

      World Stories

      Current World Affairs

    • 04:00 pm

      Classic Arts Showcase

      Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts

    • 06:00 pm

      Center Stage

      UALR Wind Ensemble Spring 2023

      UA Little Rock Wind Ensemble Spring Concert

    • 06:30 pm

      Center Stage

      UA Little Rock Percussion Ensemble and Trojan Steel Band

      Performance December 1, 2022

    • 07:00 pm

      Clinton School

      Tiny House Nation

      John Weisbarth and Zack Griffin hosts of "Tiny House Nation" discuss the creativity in designing small living spaces.

    • 08:00 pm

      Evenings With History

      Teaching History in Polarized Times

      Dr. Kristin Mann of the UA Little Rock History department, examines the contentious nature of history and social studies education.

    • 08:45 pm

      Clinton School

      A Bicentenary Interpretation of Thomas Nuttall's Exploration of the Arkansas Territory

      Theo Witsell, Ecologist and Chief of Research for the Arkansas Natural Heritage Commission, shares the journey of the great botanist and naturalist Thomas Nuttall’s year-long journey of discovery through the Arkansas Territory, present day Arkansas and Oklahoma. 2019 marks the 200th anniversary of Nuttall's exploration

    • 10:00 pm

      Classic Arts Showcase

      Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts

    Saturday25
    • 03:00 am

      Center Stage

      Piano and Clarinet Faculty Collaborative

      The Spring 2019 Faculty Collaborative featuring Linda Holzer on piano and Natalie Szabo on clarinet. They will play selections by Copeland and Paquito D'Rivera

    • 04:15 am

      Clinton School

      The Thousand Blanket Journey

      Brothers Mike and Nick Fiorito started Blankets of Hope two years ago as a family project. After seeing homeless people freezing on N.Y. streets, they decided to help.

    • 05:00 am

      UA Little Rock Downtown

      Overnight Code: The Life of Raye Montague - A Conversation

      Raye Montague was a U.S. Navy "Hidden Figure" who is credited with creating the first computer generated draft of a naval ship. Authors Paige Bowers and UA Little Rock's David Montague discuss the writing of the book chronicling Raye's extraordinary life. Hosted by Fox 16 news anchor Donna Terrell.

    • 06:00 am

      DW News (Live)

      Daily News Program

      News from around the world

    • 06:15 am

      DW

      Doc Film

      Variety of Documentary films

    • 08:00 am

      Classic Arts Showcase

      Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts

    • 10:00 am

      Clinton School

      A Discussion on Arkansas Composers

      Conductor Andrew Grams and UA Little Rock music faculty Linda Holzer discuss Arkansas composers Florence Price and William Grant Still.

    • 11:00 am

      Center Stage

      Piano and Clarinet Faculty Collaborative

      The Spring 2019 Faculty Collaborative featuring Linda Holzer on piano and Natalie Szabo on clarinet. They will play selections by Copeland and Paquito D'Rivera

    • 12:15 pm

      Clinton School

      The Thousand Blanket Journey

      Brothers Mike and Nick Fiorito started Blankets of Hope two years ago as a family project. After seeing homeless people freezing on N.Y. streets, they decided to help.

    • 01:00 pm

      UA Little Rock Downtown

      Overnight Code: The Life of Raye Montague - A Conversation

      Raye Montague was a U.S. Navy "Hidden Figure" who is credited with creating the first computer generated draft of a naval ship. Authors Paige Bowers and UA Little Rock's David Montague discuss the writing of the book chronicling Raye's extraordinary life. Hosted by Fox 16 news anchor Donna Terrell.

    • 02:00 pm

      DW News (Live)

      Daily News Program

      News from around the world

    • 02:15 pm

      DW

      Reporter

      Close to the action reporting from around the world

    • 04:00 pm

      Classic Arts Showcase

      Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts

    • 06:00 pm

      Clinton School

      A Discussion on Arkansas Composers

      Conductor Andrew Grams and UA Little Rock music faculty Linda Holzer discuss Arkansas composers Florence Price and William Grant Still.

    • 07:00 pm

      Center Stage

      Piano and Clarinet Faculty Collaborative

      The Spring 2019 Faculty Collaborative featuring Linda Holzer on piano and Natalie Szabo on clarinet. They will play selections by Copeland and Paquito D'Rivera

    • 08:15 pm

      Clinton School

      The Thousand Blanket Journey

      Brothers Mike and Nick Fiorito started Blankets of Hope two years ago as a family project. After seeing homeless people freezing on N.Y. streets, they decided to help.

    • 09:00 pm

      UA Little Rock Downtown

      Overnight Code: The Life of Raye Montague - A Conversation

      Raye Montague was a U.S. Navy "Hidden Figure" who is credited with creating the first computer generated draft of a naval ship. Authors Paige Bowers and UA Little Rock's David Montague discuss the writing of the book chronicling Raye's extraordinary life. Hosted by Fox 16 news anchor Donna Terrell.

    • 10:00 pm

      Classic Arts Showcase

      Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts

    Sunday26
    • 03:00 am

      On Campus

      I Never Thought of it That Way

      Author Mónica Guzmán discusses and answers questions about her book, "I Never Thought of it That Way". Guzmán's engaging and informative presentation shares insights on how to start a connection with people you disagree with. Her book was the UA Little Rock Campus Read selection for 2022/2023.

    • 04:30 am

      Center Stage

      We Sing! A Celebration of Women's Heritage

      A performance celebrating Women's History Month with the UA Little Rock Women's Choir, poems, readings, speakers celebrating the women's suffrage movement.

    • 05:15 am

      Evenings With History

      Teaching History in Polarized Times

      Dr. Kristin Mann of the UA Little Rock History department, examines the contentious nature of history and social studies education.

    • 06:00 am

      DW News (Live)

      Daily News Program

      News from around the world

    • 08:00 am

      Classic Arts Showcase

      Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts

    • 10:00 am

      Clinton School

      Little Rock Central High 1957-1959: A Black/White Perspective

      John Bilheimer and Henry Jones give a firsthand account of what life was like for a black teen and a white teen in the South in the 1950s.

    • 11:00 am

      On Campus

      I Never Thought of it That Way

      Author Mónica Guzmán discusses and answers questions about her book, "I Never Thought of it That Way". Guzmán's engaging and informative presentation shares insights on how to start a connection with people you disagree with. Her book was the UA Little Rock Campus Read selection for 2022/2023.

    • 12:30 pm

      Center Stage

      We Sing! A Celebration of Women's Heritage

      A performance celebrating Women's History Month with the UA Little Rock Women's Choir, poems, readings, speakers celebrating the women's suffrage movement.

    • 01:15 pm

      Evenings With History

      Teaching History in Polarized Times

      Dr. Kristin Mann of the UA Little Rock History department, examines the contentious nature of history and social studies education.

    • 02:00 pm

      DW News (Live)

      Daily News Program

      News from around the world

    • 04:00 pm

      Classic Arts Showcase

      Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts

    • 06:00 pm

      Clinton School

      Little Rock Central High 1957-1959: A Black/White Perspective

      John Bilheimer and Henry Jones give a firsthand account of what life was like for a black teen and a white teen in the South in the 1950s.

    • 07:00 pm

      On Campus

      I Never Thought of it That Way

      Author Mónica Guzmán discusses and answers questions about her book, "I Never Thought of it That Way". Guzmán's engaging and informative presentation shares insights on how to start a connection with people you disagree with. Her book was the UA Little Rock Campus Read selection for 2022/2023.

    • 08:30 pm

      Center Stage

      We Sing! A Celebration of Women's Heritage

      A performance celebrating Women's History Month with the UA Little Rock Women's Choir, poems, readings, speakers celebrating the women's suffrage movement.

    • 09:15 pm

      Evenings With History

      Teaching History in Polarized Times

      Dr. Kristin Mann of the UA Little Rock History department, examines the contentious nature of history and social studies education.

    • 10:00 pm

      Classic Arts Showcase

      Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts

    Monday27